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Plentyc Remix video

I and I — Tue, 08 May 2012 02:51:37 +0000

I made this video for the dreamy Softoft Techech track “Plentyc Remix.” What do Timothy Leary, Monkey’s with Walkmans, and plenty of Japanese robots have in common? Watch and see.

These Little Winters video

the alchemist — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 20:46:22 +0000

Happy Friday! We have another new Eric Sarmiento video for you today. This time from The Friend Is This Animal track These Little Winters. The video is edited from the early claymation short Gumbasia by Art Clokey (of Gumby fame). Enjoy.

FAVORS D.D.D. video

the alchemist — Tue, 04 Oct 2011 03:22:10 +0000

Yesterday we gifted you with FAVORS single D.D.D. and today we have the hypnotic and hallucinogenic video for the track. Check it below. Five Million Years out tomorrow!

Strange Power video premiere

the alchemist — Fri, 26 Aug 2011 19:55:53 +0000

Though Eric’s outstanding track Strange Power isn’t exactly hot off the press, this cool new video is. Eric says “What attracts us, and how do these varied forces transform us and the world we create? Shot and produced for the Alchemist Records Collective by Monica Barra and Eric Sarmiento in Valencia, Spain and Siracusa, Sicily.”
Enjoy!

Alchemist Video Series1: One In A Googolplex

the alchemist — Thu, 05 May 2011 03:10:26 +0000

Over the next few weeks we’ll be debuting some informal videos of Alchemist artists doing their thing. First up will be a rare glimpse at the German maestro One In A Googolplex doing a new tune “Tiger Lion Bear”! Sebastian reports that he has formed an OIAG band and is preparing for some live events in the near future. He also reports that his next record is coming along nicely and may be out before years end! For now we have this cool mellow video to kick off our Alchemist Video Series1. Enjoy and pass along.

hypnosis video

Eric — Sun, 04 Apr 2010 21:39:53 +0000

How does movement (or lack thereof) through space relate to the way our identities develop? What do places have to do with the way we think about ourselves and define the limits of the possible? Is the material world a “scaffold of memory” or do our memories provide foundations for the ongoing production of the world? Or both? That’s what this song and video are about…on one level, at least.